Join the musical celebration and release of Fumbling, the new album from Danielle Ate the Sandwich on Saturday, March 29th at Greenwood Social Hall. Doors open at 6pm and music starts at 7pm. This album release show will have live music, photo ops, special guests, and free giveaways. We’ll laugh, cry, and sing together!
Fumbling, by Danielle Ate the Sandwich, is the artist’s 8th full length album, with lyrically driven tunes touching multiple genres. Fumbling features songs about loss, acceptance, leaving an old life, and finding a new home in Kansas City. Recorded and produced in Kansas City, KS, by Fritz Hutchison and Al Hawkins, the project employed local musicians and artists to showcase Kansas City talent. The recording and release process aims to bring together a community of musicians, artists and makers, with the intent to celebrate and support these artists with financial compensation, to develop connections for future collaboration, and to help introduce Danielle Ate the Sandwich as a member of the musical community of the Kansas City region. The album is the recipient of an Inspiration Grant from ArtsKC, and the first single, “It’s Not Jupiter,” won Best Song By a Local Band from the Pitch KC’s Best of 2024.
Join us Saturday, March 29th at Greenwood Social Hall, located at the intersection of 18th Street and Belleview Avenue in the Westside neighborhood west of the Crossroads Arts District in downtown Kansas City, MO. Doors at 6pm, Music at 7pm. Tickets are $25. www.greenwoodsocialhall.com
Combining soft, lilting vocals with poignant honesty and wit, Danielle Ate the Sandwich (Danielle Anderson), writes songs for the biggest and smallest moments of life. A songwriter, ukulele and guitar player, and performer, Danielle first found her place at open mic nights and coffee shops in Fort Collins, Colorado, and is now based in Kansas City, MO. Growing a fan base through her homemade videos on YouTube, Danielle performed and toured extensively from 2009-2018, leaving an impression on audiences across the country, and fans around the world.
Danielle has released 7 albums of original music, over 300 YouTube videos, and conducts an annual 24 Hour Album project, writing and producing new songs with the help of her patrons in only twenty four hours.
She has opened for Mumford and Sons, Jake Shimabukuro, and had the opportunity to write the soundtrack to the Emmy nominated HBO documentary, “Packed in a Trunk: The Lost Art of Edith Lake Wilkinson.” In 2023, Danielle is currently a 2nd year studio residency at the Charlotte Street Foundation in Kansas City, MO and an Inspiration Grant award recipient.